EXHIBITION STAND DESIGN & SETUP FOR AVIATION-AND-DEFENCE-TRADE-SHOWS

EXHIBITION STAND DESIGN & SETUP FOR AVIATION-AND-DEFENCE-TRADE-SHOWS

EXHIBITION STAND DESIGN & SETUP FOR AVIATION-AND-DEFENCE-TRADE-SHOWS

Pixelmate Exhibits & Designs caters to the aviation and defense industry in the trade fair and stand setup we have unique designs for this industry and we cater to them and provide all kind of support and solution required to make them stand out of the clutter, we cater not only to the fortune 500 but to the start ups and small and medium enterprise.

Aviation and defense industry companies can avail Pixelmate Exhibits & Design service by writing to them at info@pixelmateindia.com or logging on to their website www.pixelmateindia.com.

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Aviation is the practical facet or art of aeronautics, being production, design, operation, development and use of aircraft, most especially heavier-than-air aircraft. The term aviation was coined by French writer and former Navy officer Landelle Gabriel in 1863, from the verb avier (synonymous flyer), derived from the Latin word avis (“bird”) and the suffix ation.

Aerospace is the human activity in science, engineering and business to fly in atmosphere (aeronautics) and the surrounding area space (Astronautics). Aerospace organization research, design, production, maintains or operates aircraft and / or spacecraft. Aerospace activity is very diverse, with a variety of commercial, industrial and military technique.

Aerospace is different from airspace, which is the physical air space straight above the location on the ground. The commencement of space and ending of the air is considered to be 100 km above the ground according to physical explanation that the air pressure is too low for the body lifting to creates significant buoyancy force without exceeding the orbital speed.

The current age of aviation started with the initial untethered human lighter-than-air-flight on 21 November 1783, a balloon designed by the Montgolfier Brothers human flight. The practice of a hot air balloons designed by the Montgolfier brothers was limited because they could not move in the wind. He was instantly discovered that dirigible or steerable balloon was needed. Jean-Pierre Blanchard flew the first balloon with dirigible human power in 1784 and crossed the English Channel in 1785 with. rigid aircraft became the first aircraft to transport passengers and cargo over long distances. The most famous of these devices are manufactured by the German Zeppelin company’s.

the most successful zeppelin was the Graf Zeppelin. He flew over a million miles, including an around the world flight in August 1929. However, the dominance of the Zeppelin aircraft over this period, which had a range of only a few hundred miles, diminished as airplane design advanced. “Golden Age” of the aircraft ended May 6, 1937, when the Hindenburg caught fire, killing 36 people. The cause of the Hindenburg accident was initially blamed for the use of hydrogen instead of helium as the gas for lifting. Internal investigations by the manufacturer revealed that the coating used to protect the coating material on the setting was very flammable and allow the buildup of static electricity on the airship. Changes in the composition of the coating reduce the risk of Hindenburg new type of accident.